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    • CommentAuthordmanson
    • CommentTimeMar 5th 2009 edited
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    Gummie might crack this one soon but I thought I might put it out here now in case you all would like to see it. Peter Schiff is talking about his 5 favorite for the next 5 years and supposedly, they all have nice yields. You can get the pitch here:

    http://www.europac.net/report/reports/report_fivefavorites.pdf

    Any thoughts?
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    Company #1 is probably Enerplus (ERF), which recently closed near C$18, as the tease says, and it has a market cap of C$2.8 Billion, again in the teaser. I would agree it's the best bet of the Canadian energy trusts. Frankly, the other four companies teased don't interest me enough to figure them out.
  4.  Report Post# 3
    Here they are (don't ask me how I got these):

    1. Crescent Point Energy Trust (CPG.U-T)

    2. Diversified Utility And Energy Trusts (DUE-AU )

    3. Ascendas Real Estate Investment Trust (A17U-SG)

    4. Skyworth Digital Holdings Limited (751-HK )

    5. Vitasoy International Holdings Ltd (345-HK)
    Thankful People: dmanson, Darrell, mm100
  5.  Report Post# 4
    ST, I should have realized it was Crescent Point (CPGCF), which I actually own. But Enerplus fits, too. And Skyworth Digital is barely even a penny stock, at .07. I'm not jumping to buy these.
    • CommentAuthortuck
    • CommentTimeMar 5th 2009
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    #2. is the teaser I was trying to remember in the bargain thread. I'm pretty sure my teaser didn't mention big losses on derivative hedging and I definitely would have remembered buying bankrupt hotels in India.

    Now apparently the pipeline/utility business is going rather well. I'm sure they got a good price on those hotels since they bought them out of bankruptcy. But on the other hand they went bankrupt. Would it be so wrong to stick to a business that is working? Astute bargain hunters or sick puppies?

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